Duke Energy redujo su propuesta de aumento en las tarifas eléctricas después de meses de críticas, funcionarios estatales y defensores de los consumidores dicen que el nuevo acuerdo sigue siendo...
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For a first-term legislator, Almond has already accumulated a substantial record — and that record consistently puts him on the side of extreme, Trump-aligned Republicans, favoring corporate interests over consumers and environmental protections.

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As Duke Energy asks North Carolina families to pay even more for electricity, advocates and elected leaders gathered outside the North Carolina Utilities Commission last week to call for lower rates and greater accountability from the utility giant.

Duke Energy redujo su propuesta de aumento en las tarifas eléctricas después de meses de críticas, funcionarios estatales y defensores de los consumidores dicen que el nuevo acuerdo sigue siendo demasiado costoso para las familias de Carolina del Norte.

Rising costs aren’t inevitable. The increase in school supply costs is a direct result of two of the Trump administration’s most disastrous actions: higher tariffs and the war in Iran.

Speakers called on state and federal lawmakers to strengthen worker protections, improve farmworker housing conditions, ensure fair wages, and establish meaningful safeguards against extreme heat.

Three months after the story first broke, Whatley remains silent. That silence is becoming harder to defend as more North Carolinians ask a simple question: why did Michael Whatley knowingly give a convicted child sex offender power inside the Republican Party?

“The first round of tariffs already cost North Carolina $3.5 billion, and the latest round was on track to cost families up to $1,300 this year,” said Jackson. “That’s a lot of money. Throwing out these tariffs keeps that money in people’s pockets for food, gas, rent, and medicine.”

“The judicial branch of government is supposed to act as a final defense of the Constitution. But North Carolina’s judicial system is facing a loss of independence, impartiality, and public confidence,“ stated North Carolina Democrats in a media advisory regarding the constitutional amendments.

Crutchfield faces criticism from opponents and his own party for a legislative record that put his finances above workers and a campaign funded by the gambling industry.

Speakers argued that while communities across western North Carolina relied on neighbors, local governments, nonprofits, and volunteers to rebuild, Whatley failed to deliver the federal support residents were promised.

Messages were exposed from Granville County Board of Elections Secretary Debby Butler and Michael Magnanti, a former chairman of the Granville County Republican Party, that showed Magnanti spoonfeeding Butler on what to say about the early voting site plan that aligns with the Republican agenda.

La protesta también rindió homenaje a inmigrantes y ciudadanos estadounidenses que han fallecido durante operativos migratorios o bajo custodia de las autoridades migratorias.

NCGOP Sen. Michael Lee of New Hanover County has spent the last decade-plus publicly portraying himself as a moderate while quietly and devastatingly voting against the interests of North Carolinians time after time.